The Unthanks - The Testimony Of Patience Kershaw download song

  • Artist: The Unthanks
  • Song Title: The Testimony Of Patience Kershaw
  • Music Genre: Folk
  • Length: 04:07
  • Size: 9.6MB
  • Bitrate: 320Kbps
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Christine Richard

2020-12-19 09:04:22 | User Info
My favourite from the excellent album, Here's The Tender Coming. They perform such beautiful music

Gung De

2020-10-07 00:59:04 | User Info
What a heart wrenching song.Sad to think that this was the plight of thousands upon thousands of children in many industries in 19th century Britain.

lex rad

2020-05-16 00:52:53 | User Info
RIP Patience Kershaw.

JaSamMocniRendzer

2020-05-08 12:00:17 | User Info
Written from an actual testimony of a young girl, getting interviewed by a philanthropist who wanted to get all kids to school. And yes, buy the albums (both of them!) Amazing live. They were so bad on JH in comparison!

Andrew Mackay

2020-05-03 00:02:42 | User Info
Beautiful and moving. Rachel's voice brings the character to life for us.

QUAN WHITE

2020-05-01 17:28:46 | User Info
My heart and eyes weep.

Olga Zárate

2020-04-27 07:07:46 | User Info
I meant Tories of the past.Having said that people in their 60s who have thailidomide & are told they are fit for work.Or a friend of mine who died of cancer,who 2wks earlier was told he was fit for work.Would probably agree with me.

naoenormal

2020-04-26 20:13:24 | User Info
Simple classic folk music. For people like me who have just discovered the Unthanks, this is great stuff.

James Kellyfields

2020-04-13 20:49:13 | User Info
as a man I think they are awesome, they display everything that folk should, just a kind of fundamental feminism. They brew something its hard not to hear

Scott Bullerman

2020-04-13 16:46:18 | User Info
Beautiful. Beyond words really how much emotion this song scares up.

Tee Rose

2020-04-11 20:21:53 | User Info
Amazing! Over 100 postings and not one reference to the composer of the song: Frank Higgins. I knew Frank from the Liverpool folk music scene back in the 60s. Strangely, I only knew him as a performer of blues material, and I was floored when he came up with this classic. Unfortunately, Frank passed away many years ago.

Christa Lott

2020-04-10 09:54:13 | User Info
The next time you visit places like Wentworth Woodhouse in South Yorkshire and marvel at its long façade the priceless Greek statues and numerous Follies dotted around the estate …. Remember they were all paid for by exploiting ladies like Patience Kershaw!

John Corrothers

2020-04-09 19:42:02 | User Info
God, that's glorious - the words, the music, the voices...

sunglint

2020-04-04 20:27:57 | User Info
Never been a socialist, but if I were to switch over, it would be this song that would do it. Never fails to captivate and move. This being the United Kingdom, a country that managed to keep its citizens free from invasion and wanton destruction for centuries, it's easy to check the Census records for Patience Kershaw. She died in 1869, aged 42, and never married. It was Lord Shaftesbury and his Committee who heard testimony from the 17-year-old Patience, so presumably that great man is the "Sir" whom Patience recognises for having "tried", in the context of the song.

Hondeer

2020-04-01 16:58:55 | User Info
can't get enough of this song

JohnyPeeter

2020-03-30 18:36:14 | User Info
truly amazing , this is  what music can and should do

Shani Rose

2020-03-30 03:32:10 | User Info
I simply adore this song - I can easily cry at the line about the 'baldy patch' on her head. Achingly sad and beautiful too.